Rhaedas

I know it’s hard to believe, but there are more upgrades in store. I don’t know how they manage to put all that in the same place.

Depends on if existence in this level of 4D is dependent on being at this level. Using your 2D in 3D example (aka Flatland) what if the 2D plane is at sea level pressure, but changing the Z axis there is a different pressure (as we understand, but the shapes would not), to the point where Mr. Square dies if we lift him too far up.

Now imagine a 4D version, where it’s not air pressure, but something more fundamental about physics changes if we’re moved from our current 4D state. The idea being that space as we understand it is 3D, but perhaps exists as part of higher dimensions along with other universes. But they could be completely different, and movement from ours to theirs by just sliding in 4D would change the “space” we’re in, in a bad way.

Or we could just wink out of this 3D space, but be in just a different state and be fine, seeing a weird cross section of what we’re used to.

A more nuanced question would be where is it legal or illegal, and what are the restrictions or conditions where it is legal? How is sex in general seen in those places? The correlation, if any, may highlight some things.

I thought it was the compressor making that sound when I put that food in, but it’s just the fridge either laughing or sighing.

xkcd 2347: Dependency, only in the worst possible way.

But if you built it once, you can do it again. I would think the hole sizes would be the first failure.

The more I look at it (why am I looking at it), I think the duct tape is the weak point. Not because of the duct tape, but the constant flexing. It needs a brace to support against the water force, the cords aren’t doing anything at that point, unless they’re more rigid than they look.

I saw a cartoon decades ago of a men’s bathroom with a shattered urinal and a caped figure exiting.

I’ve seen the same question asked about Lex Luthor’s plot to sink California for a land monopoly in the first Superman movie. As others have said, the weapon yields in these movies aren’t nearly powerful enough to do more than register a small local quake, if that. Also, while the mantle (mainly lower part) is fluid in the sense that it moves, it is very dense, so liquid doesn’t always mean easier to move.

Sometimes I look at it and think, huh, that’s right? Then I look a bit more and it looks even more wrong. So I check it online, yep, it’s right.

Respect for that envelope, it’s doing some heavy lifting.

Your own diatribe that has nothing to do with the context of either of our posts says a lot about society too. I’m done though, find someone else to rant against about nothing.

Oh, so trolling then. That makes more sense. No one could be that dumb.

Not sure where that came from, but tag me however you want. Might want to reread what I wrote that was agreeing with you and adding more ways people get funneled into service? Nothing I said was a promotion for joining anything. Also appreciate the subtle violence in the wish for me… wow.

Klinger’s problem was slow reaction. Had he acted before they initially saw him, maybe. My dad was drafted in Vietnam and always told me to go right up and deep kiss the guy taking names. Although I don’t think that would work as well now.

There’s the ones who like to shoot things, but don’t forget the c) it’s either join the military for pay or live in poverty or worse.

I was hoping that there was a metric baseline for this paper size, but it still bugs me that the dimensions aren’t “even”. 297mm? That’s no better than 8 1/2 inches.

I’d agree if it was under unpopular opinion, but a shitpost can be something everyone agrees with. It’s just low effort, both the post and usually the replies.

If this was a serious list, Johnson should be on the failure section, having ruined any chance of a Reconstruction effort after the war. A successful effort was probably too big of a thing to last through several Presidents, but he fumbled and lost the ball. We’re still paying for it. That and Reagan with his economic disaster, funny that he’s not even mentioned. Probably too liberal, as was Nixon with his EPA and such.

That is Super Grover, he’s just in disguise.

Look at some of the long term representatives long before. Same story. That can go for both parties, btw.

Same reason Carlin didn’t go after the politicians. There wouldn’t be a problem if the demand wasn’t there. The public sucks.